A Hero on Every Page
Don’t you love fictional towns? Sometimes walking the streets in Sweet Grove, Texas feels like coming home. Or maybe I’m the only one who gets attached to fictional characters and places. It’s why I like to read well-written series set in places I like. Like Cedar Cove, WA (Debbie Macomber) or Wishful, MS (Kait Nolan). …
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It’s my turn to be featured in the Sweet Grove Sentinel this weekend. That means I’ve got a post up on the blog on the Sweet Grove website. Check it out here. It’s all about the new HEROES OF SWEET GROVE series within a series coming on July 3, 2018. You’ll get the chance to …
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This girl is an Avengers fan (as far as the Marvel movie universe goes, anyway). So, I’ve been counting down the days until I could see the latest film. Some people I know and love went to see it on opening night. Two of them were actually going to the movies with me and my …
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Veteran’s Day graces the November calendar, brightening it with red, white and blue. And although this isn’t a day to salute those who paid the ultimate price, it is a time to honor those WILLING to pay it. Thank you to those currently serving in the United States Armed Forces. I offer you the deepest …
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Heroes are everywhere. The best thing about natural disasters: they bring undercover heroes out in the open. And because of smart phones that double as cameras and video recorders, these acts of heroism are easily documented in 2017. For once, the viral posts on social media sites are things that make a person smile and …
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Tarzan has been around since before black and white television had Olympic swimmer Johnny Weissmuller portrayed the character whose legend has been recapped many times in movies and comics. Tarzan of the Apes was an all-human superhero (in the jungle at least). Recently, my husband and I watched the 2016 remake called THE LEGEND OF …
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As I prepared my blogs ahead of time, I came to 9/11. Monday is my regular posting day, and I had a post about writing ready to go. Then I typed the date. And stopped. Memories swamped me. Where I was. How I felt. How I needed to connect with my traveling husband, and the …
In Memoriam: The Day When Everything Changed Read More »
Perhaps you’re finished with all the Wonder Woman hype. As long as there are new thoughts popping up about this superhero, I’ll be writing about her on my blog. After all, in the realm of “holding out for a hero,” Wonder Woman has been worth the wait. Last week, I wrote about Wonder Woman’s pure …
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Wonder Woman is topping the movie charts and breaking records, but better yet, she’s winning the hearts of a new generation of girls and boys. And she deserves their admiration because she is a hero with pure motives. I’ve mentioned that I’m NOT a comic book reader. My eyes get too distracted by what’s going …
Wonder Woman: The Pure Hero Read More »
Wonder Woman is my kind of hero, and since I’m holding out for a hero around here, more Wonder Woman content might appear here than on other blogs. Although, she’s pretty popular at the moment. And I think her red, white, and blue costume is perfect for Independence Day. All this because Wonder Woman’s feature …
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